Let us consider this....
I suggest that we go out to dinner at a nice out-of-the-way-for-everybody, Japanese restaurant that is known for it's sushi. So, everyone gets there and we start to order. I order ..... STEAK?!?!?!?!?!? And you order..... STEAK!?!??!?!?! Going around the table, no one orders sushi. For drinks...... no SAKE!?!?!??
I think that if everyone wanted a non-sushi item, then a non-sushi restaurant would be more appropriate, unless the non-sushi items at this place were considerably cheaper than at steak-servoing restaurants. Yet, the steak at a Japanese restaurant is much different. There are many places where one can overpay for Kobe or Waygu beef and there are lots of places where Kobe and Waygu are prepared better without enduring the trip to an out of the way place....that is unless you do not want to run into anyone you may know.
If one had something to hide, going into a neighborhood where the probability of seeing someone who may know is lower than staying in the neighborhood where you work is the better choice. Yes, this is just me stirring the pot.
I suggest that we go out to dinner at a nice out-of-the-way-for-everybody, Japanese restaurant that is known for it's sushi. So, everyone gets there and we start to order. I order ..... STEAK?!?!?!?!?!? And you order..... STEAK!?!??!?!?! Going around the table, no one orders sushi. For drinks...... no SAKE!?!?!??
I think that if everyone wanted a non-sushi item, then a non-sushi restaurant would be more appropriate, unless the non-sushi items at this place were considerably cheaper than at steak-servoing restaurants. Yet, the steak at a Japanese restaurant is much different. There are many places where one can overpay for Kobe or Waygu beef and there are lots of places where Kobe and Waygu are prepared better without enduring the trip to an out of the way place....that is unless you do not want to run into anyone you may know.
If one had something to hide, going into a neighborhood where the probability of seeing someone who may know is lower than staying in the neighborhood where you work is the better choice. Yes, this is just me stirring the pot.
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